Screen time surprise under grandparents’ care

A growing interpersonal dynamic that can influence media habits and family relationships is uncovered.

Want to make your children better fact-checkers? Study suggests best idea

How do children decide when to believe a claim? UC Berkeley psychologists have presented a somewhat paradoxical partial solution: Expose young children to more misinformation...

Fathers with low incomes are emotionally resilient

New fathers who faced economic hardships remained deeply connected to their children.

Progress in infant speech development found

Infants are monre active in learning speech, exploring their vocal skills with or without interaction from adults.

Parental bed-sharing is unlikely to impact children’s psychological development

Bed-sharing has no impact on children’s psychological development.

Parents’ humor improves relationships

Humor can ease tensions and improve relationships in parenting, helping both parents and children feel better in stressful times.

Environment influences mother-child problems talk

Best places for moms and teens to talk about stress.

Social interactions shape infant language development

Brain responses and language growth in infants.

Moms’ advice helps teens, even if ignored

Moms' advice and youth reactions to academic challenges.

Infants hear more speech than music at home

Comparison of speech and music input for infants over two years .

Two-thirds of parents report concerns about sick days for adolescents

Parental perspectives on teenagers' concerns about sick days and academic performance.

Significance of both parents in breastfeeding

Exploring partner experiences in Swedish breastfeeding support

Premature babies benefit socially from early body contact

Early skin-to-skin contact impacts mother-infant interaction quality at four months for very preterm infants.

Child care centers not a significant COVID-19 risk, study suggests

Impact of COVID-19 vaccines on SARS-CoV-2 in U.S. child care centers.

How genes affect what infants like to look at

Genetic variation in infants' social vs. non-social object gaze.

Decoding kids’ communication for adults

Understanding kids' language as grown-ups.

Auckland study links sexism to inadequate parenting

The study reveals how parental sexism affects responsive parenting.

Paternal leave may safeguard men from alcohol-related illness

Effects of paternal leave on alcohol morbidity in Sweden.

Dads’ reading and play boost kids’ school performance

Fathers boost kids in school through play and reading.

Cognitive ability in childhood is linked to financial well-being in adulthood

Childhood cognitive ability and adult financial wellbeing varied between different financial measures.

Breastfeeding increased by 2 weeks when mothers stayed at home

Research finding offers support for National paid family leave policy.
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